Is "outmeasure" natural in the sentence below?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-05-18 23:13:50

Social Science

3 answers

When I weigh up the pros and cons of working after retirement, I believe that the benefits will outmeasure the downsides of it. I think "outmeasure" is archaic, so exceed is better than outmeasure.

Anonymous

In the UK we would say outnumber
Anonymous

No, it's not. Use "outweigh." And no one says "downsides." It's "downside."
Anonymous

I dont think it is a word. One usually says "outweigh"